The phrase "demonic of" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that the intended phrase was "demonic aura" or "demonic presence." Example: The eerie red glow surrounded him, emanating a demonic aura that left everyone in the room feeling unsettled.
Holy war is the most demonic of human phenomena.
This tug of detachment and intimacy gives "Half of a Yellow Sun" an empathetic tone that never succumbs to the simplifying impulses, heroic or demonic, of advocacy literature.
Lop-shouldered with two protruding bumps on his forehead (horns in bud? sebaceous cysts?), Dougal creates chaos in late 1950s suburbia and – possibly most demonic of all – causes rates of absenteeism at the local factory to rise.
The Bible affirms the reality of demons, of demonic possession and of exorcism, or the casting out of demons.
"All this business about goblins and jack-o-lanterns and all that all comes out of demonic rituals of the Druids and the people who lived in England at that particular time". he said.
Film artist, trainer and film-maker L. Satyanand said Chandramukhi is a classic example of the subgenre "horror of the demonic" and of "brilliance", ranking it alongside The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Psycho (1960).
Even an idyllic scene, like the loving evocation of an equatorial night in Bali, is subverted (or enriched) by the recognition of the demonic underside of the touristic image of that island.
Did totalitarian ideas flourish in Europe chiefly because of the demonic genius of Hitler and Lenin?
Some of the demonic forms of the antagonists in Devil May Cry 4 resemble angels.
"You know, the demonic aspect of the person of Newt Gingrich, and I do mean that.
In Russia the demonic genius of Mikhail Aleksandrovich Vrubel had points of contact with the Art Nouveau style.
